Teeth Whitening | Cosmetic Dentist | White Plains, NY

Teeth Whitening that Works!

Zoom® and and Glo® are the two best teeth whitening systems available for fast, safe and effective teeth whitening.

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Best Teeth Whitening Option

Your Cosmetic Dentist will help you decide what the best teeth whitening options is for you. GLO and Zoom teeth whitening treatments can be done in-office or at-home, suiting the needs of every patient.

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Teeth Whitening that Works!

Zoom® and and Glo® are the two best teeth whitening systems available for fast, safe and effective teeth whitening.

Best Teeth Whitening Option

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Zoom® Teeth Whitening
GLO® Teeth Whitening

Zoom® Teeth Whitening

Zoom teeth whitening works through the application of whitening gel and the use of a blue LED lamp to accelerate whitening. The lamp is set to offer a more comfortable experience. For users who prefer to treat themselves at home, customized whitening trays are provided. The procedure is short and sweet, lasting between 30 and 45 minutes depending on the option chosen, and the benefits are immediate and long-lasting.

Tooth sensitivity during treatment occurs for some patients, use of an anti-sensitivity toothpaste can assist with alleviating this symptom if sensitivity occurs. For a few patients, there is a possibility of a mild tingling feeling directly following the procedure, but it disappears quickly. It is recommended that patients avoid or moderate intake of food and beverages that contribute to staining, such as coffee, red wine, or soda. Tobacco products are also warned against, as they can quickly re-stain whitened teeth.

The price of Zoom teeth whitening on average is $500, lower than the industry average for in-office whitening.

GLO® Teeth Whitening

The GLO Teeth Whitening process makes use of GLO technology: Guided Light Optic. This innovative technology works through the application of Whitening G-Vial Gels and the use of a Whitening Mouthpiece, which emits warm blue light. The light heats the gel, allowing for a fast, efficient, and long-lasting whitening and avoiding the side effect of tooth sensitivity.

Those interested in the GLO system can order the mouthpiece and gel to use at home or make an appointment with a professional. The at-home system sells for approximately $199 on sale or $220 regularly. Users apply the system for 32 minutes a day, five days in a row, and touch up kits are also available. After using GLO, it’s a good idea to moderate or limit drinking anything prone to staining, such as coffee or red wine, and avoid tobacco.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does insurance cover the cost of teeth whitening?

Typically, no. The majority of insurance plans consider teeth whitening to be a purely cosmetic procedure. It’s always a good idea to check with your provider to be sure.

How long do the effects of teeth whitening last?

Typically, no. The majority of insurance plans consider teeth whitening to be a purely cosmetic procedure. It’s always a good idea to check with your provider to be sure.

Does teeth whitening damage my teeth?

Teeth whiteners are safe provided that they are used as directed and do not damage teeth.

How often should I whiten my teeth?

Most dentists report that teeth whitening should be limited to about once every six months. At home, kits can offer up to 30 treatments, but a general rule is to avoid using treatments for more than 14 days in a row.

How can I avoid staining my teeth?

Teeth stains can be difficult to avoid, but even more so for coffee or wine drinkers. Swishing water between sips can help prevent stains, as well as using a straw. Keeping up with professional cleanings also helps.

What are the best options for professional teeth whitening?

The top two methods for teeth whitening at the moment are GLO and Zoom. Both of these options offer in-office or at-home treatment, suiting the needs of every patient.

Great Results After Glo Teeth Whitening

Did you know?

Whitening toothpaste is typically more expensive then the rest. to see at a higher price than ordinary toothpaste. However, chemicals need extended contact with the teeth to truly whiten. Dentists have found no evidence to support this claim at all.